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It's the making, not the having. If I'm selling these gardens, surely it's better to have more. If I enjoy the act of making the garden, then there's no reason I ever need to finish the first one.

This analogy has probably outstayed its usefulness.

Surely you have 10-30 examples you want to share?

Or even just 1 or 2?

What's so great about having 10 or 30 gardens?

A lot of people go through the life never experiencing deep dedication and intimate relationship with something or someone. I noticed its often children who had less toys & space and learned to pay attention to every nook and crazy, letting their imagination fill the boredom, tend to appreciate things more deeply later in life.